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Not quite sure why dan_robinson is blaming the installer :roll: I have found wireless stats not to work in blocks of flats with steel rebar. I have found some wireless stats to interfere with some wireless home alarms. Probably change the RF code and it will be sorted, easy.

£3000 for a boiler change is extortionate. I paid less than that for a 10 rad boiler and system in London. Not sure how anyone can say otherwise given the detailed estimate the OP gave us from the firm. The job is a basic replacement ffs!

I was on the phone to a DNO this afternoon, trying to get the sizes of an external meter box, and I had a few other basic technical questions. Basically the guy at the end of the phone said 'well what box do you usually use?' and 'hang on let me look on google'. Oh and I asked what...

Which are suited to well insulated properties, presumably this annex is a new build (well insulated) so ASHP may be the way to go.

Your from Liverpool... go and nick one off someone elses boiler

I would use LPG, its cheaper in the long run. Your existing electricity supply may not have the capacity to run a house and annex (with electric heating).

I believe there is a reg that says you must have a CPC at every point?

You may as well ask the milkman for his opinion. None of them write the regs. Ask the IET and come back to us.

The NIC do not write the regs. If I had an electrician working for me and I caught him sleeveing the earth, he would be shown the door. I have worked for numerous heating contractors and its forbidden on each firm.

CEF and senates etc have large metal bins for them outside their branches. (They add on a disposal charge on every tube you purchase)

The isolator isn't designed to be used on load, you should use the controls on the front of the shower. Its a free visit, call them now, they may come tonight.

For the umpteenth time YES it is illegal to touch, and dangerous. This electrical equipment does not belong to you.

You need to call your DNO out. And you shouldn't use the pull cord to switch the shower off during use (unclear if you did this?).

Cut to the chase and bang 50A through it :lol: :lol:

Oh dear! I expect the electricians won't touch it because the cable is too small. How far is the run? You cant put a plug on an armoured cable.

Ive had this problem before with the old Wylex MCBs, the ones with coloured round push buttons.

So your pipes leaking? Surely you need to repair it, or am I missing something.

double post.

So bond it at the meter, I dont see what the problem is.

You need to make sure the shower has been commissioned as per the instructions. Look online for the procedure. This solves most problems.